Both the extremely well playtested and balanced content plus the amazing artwork (so stunning) makes for a resource well worth its value.

Subclasses are always appreciated, and full-art is what every subclass needs that not every creator is capable of doing. this goes for races and classes too!

KVC has done it again! Despite the countless D&D material out in the world, this book of subclasses has fresh ideas and killer art, both coming from real people. Another must have for your collection!

This creator brings a great amount of balanced content to 5e.

Every thing about this is great. You can tell this was well thought out and executed with perfection

As with everything else Knight Vision puts out, this is top quality writing and the art is outstanding!

Paths of Power is full of great content and the creator of Knight Vision Creative listens to the feedback of his customers leading to product that feels deeply collaborative.

Amazing artwork, detail, and great prices.

This Tome provides a buffet of content for your games. It provides a campaign setting that is both flexible and evocative in its own right, great for dungeon masters looking for a new experience that incorporates more than the standard medieval fantasy tropes. It provides two core classes, the Psion and the Summoner, both of which are mechanically deep and provide options for players who wish to have a stronger psychic warrior/true summoner archtype to choose from. The core classes also receive some attention with subclasses for the barbarian and fighter being particular stand outs to me. The Path of the Alley born truly gives an urban barbarian feel and the Dragon Disciple fighter I feel gives Breath of Fire vibes very strongly. Other options include new spells and older spells with new modifications available to them. The Tome introduces feat paths, which allow a character to develop a new strong branch for their character, almost akin to an extra subclass. For equipment, exotic armors and weapons are introduced as well as a variety of body modifications which allow for an interesting intersection of new mechanics and character depth/flavor. Magic items within the Tome of Endless wonders are many and feel deeper and more memorable both for their descriptions and abilities. Rounding out the book we have a variety of dm's tools for adding flavor and theme to your encounters as well as many npc stat blocks and new varieties of many staple monsters as well as sample encounter builds for them. The Tome of Endless Wonders will be a valuable addition to any palyer's or dm's trove of books and resources.

I must say, even though so many subclasses they are all unique and so equal in powerlevel that you so rarely find among 3rd-party or homebrew, it is amazin.

You can tell a lot of time and effort has gone into this whole process. I have definitely enjoyed every thing I have seen and read

these guys are really passionate about their work, and provide a lot of high quality

KVC has done it again creating a subclass supplement worth buying. The author solicits feedback in every part of the subclass creation process. The subclass concept, feature and artwork has been created and tested against WotC subclasses to make sure the power level is appropriate.

The book shares excellent flavor/atmosphere descriptions both for the general theme of the subclasses (e.g.: these are cyber-punk inspired, these are quasi-lycanthrope, etc) and the individual art. This helps folks decide what is most interesting to them, without having to read through vague quotes about semi-related fight results or other dramatic/flowery language. I mean, there's plenty of cool text too. But if you have no desire to play a wizard who conjures weapons from the earth, you won't want to read that!

It also helps with the visualization of the mechanics. Like, some subclasses may have flavor that connects their abilities, but the reader might miss it. This book gives you just enough flavor to see the author's intent behind the abilities, but not so much that you lose your own interpretation.

Love the artwork and you can tell the Creator put a lot of work in!